Brooklyn Nine-Nine

When the meticulous Captain Holt takes over the precinct, the laid-back Detective Jake Peralta and his dysfunctional coworkers face new challenges.

Jake is assigned a minor graffiti case as punishment for arriving late to roll call.

As Jake's unsolved cases continue to accumulate, his colleagues grow concerned that his losing streak may negatively affect their own performance, while Amy takes on the responsibility of managing an at-risk youth program.

The team turns against Jake for delaying an autopsy report by engaging in flirtatious behavior with an attractive medical examiner, who proves to be more than he initially appears.

A Major Crimes detective, nicknamed "The Vulture," assumes control of Jake's case, which is close to being resolved, and takes credit for the progress, leading Jake to seek revenge.

Amy, who dislikes Halloween, finds herself reluctantly joining Charles on a crowded Halloween night, dressing in a costume and going out on the streets despite her misgivings.

When Jake makes an arrest with insufficient evidence, he has 48 hours to gather proof or the suspect will be released, compelling the team to work over the weekend.

Jake's dream day with his hero, a former crime reporter, turns nightmarish when his comments about Holt and the precinct go "on the record."

When Jake's favorite pizzeria is destroyed by fire and the fire marshal begins to suspect the owner, Jake takes action beyond his jurisdiction to uncover the true arsonist.

Amy organizes a Thanksgiving dinner for the precinct, hoping to persuade Holt to become her mentor. However, Holt and Jake leave the event early, and the remaining attendees express their dislike for her cooking.

When Captain Holt receives death threats, Jake is assigned to his protective detail and takes pleasure in the opportunity to take charge of his superior.

Jake and Rosa pursue an infamous car thief, while Holt attempts to find a home for some puppies, and the rest of the precinct works to accommodate a wounded Charles.

After Jake and Amy's bet about who can make more arrests is finally settled, the two go on a stakeout where Jake reevaluates their relationship.

On his first assignment back in the field, Terry seeks guidance from Jake on managing his emotions to successfully infiltrate and dismantle a steroid trafficking operation.

While investigating a series of hotel robberies together, Jake learns that Amy may transfer to the Major Crimes unit and work with "The Vulture."

At Captain Holt's birthday party, Jake, Amy, and the other officers attempt to make a good impression on Holt's husband, but their efforts end in failure.

To prevent Detective Boyle from becoming overly attached, or "Full Boyle," to his new girlfriend, Jake accompanies them on their date, though the evening does not proceed as expected.

When Jake's building converts to a cooperative and he is required to pay almost half a million dollars to retain ownership of his apartment, he urgently turns to Gina for assistance.

At Tactical Village, where the precinct competes against other precincts in paintball exercises, Jake becomes jealous when Amy encounters an old flame.

When Charles chooses Jake as his best man, it involves cake tasting, selecting flowers, and persuading fiancée Vivian that Charles has no intention of relocating.

During a period of successful problem-solving, Jake chooses to spend his weekend with Sgt. Terry, working together to solve a cold case that others believe is unsolvable.

Jake faces the possibility of suspension when the commissioner halts his investigation into a civic leader, prompting him to enlist Amy and Holt to assist him in continuing the case.